A collection from Food Features from Luxury BnB Magazine
As of 1 October 2023, changes to the current fire safety standards for “small paying-guest-accomodation” came into effect across England. This may impact you as a Host. We’ve partnered with leading experts, the National Fire Chiefs Council […]
On 1 October 2023, new fire safety rules will come into force across England for small paying guest accommodation. This includes specific guidance on carrying out a suitable fire safety risk assessment of your space.
To help you comply with the new rules, the Government has published a guide for small paying guest accommodation. The guide covers a range of topics, including:
How to identify fire hazards in your property
What fire safety measures you need to put in place
How to carry out a fire risk assessment
How to maintain your fire safety measures
You can download the guide from the GOV.UK website.
For more information on how to make your small paying guest accommodation even safer, you can visit the UK Trust and Safety Hub.
Why is this important?
Fire safety is important for everyone, but it is especially important for people who are staying in accommodation that they are not familiar with. The new fire safety rules will help to ensure that small paying guest accommodation in England is as safe as possible. […]
Get the latest expert guidance on Fire Safety bnb for accommodation businesses taking paying guests. Hear from Matthew Armer, Alistair Handyside MBE & Paul Bray. […]
Looking at setting up a Bed & Breakfast that’s a little different? Take some inspiration from a well-known floating B&B close to Inverness – with Highland Lassie If you want to set up a more […]
Insight and engagement company Critiquie carried out survey in August around COVID safety and consumer thoughts. See the results below. For more information, visit critiquie.com
How comfortable would you be staying at a hotel following the Coronavirus pandemic? Vision Support Services have launched a new range of linen which targets harmful pathogens head on, offering hotel guests reassurance as the hospitality market […]
Workplaces around the nation are preparing for when the UK can return to a kind of normality. The Novellini Group presents a solution that will help to create safe working environments that are hygienic and […]
Travelport has just released the results of new independent research investigating changing traveler behaviours and expectations due to COVID-19. The study is based on a survey of 5,000 travellers from the U.S., the UK, India, […]
Three trade bodies, the British Institute of Innkeeping (BII), British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA) and UKHospitality, have jointly written an open letter to the hospitality sector, reiterating the vital importance of accurate and robust […]
Nestling in the shadows of the village church and just a stone’s throw from the National Trust’s Montacute House, the family-run 17th century Kings Arms Inn is a food-led inn situated in an idyllic setting in rural Somerset. […]
There is no one-size-fits-all in hospitality, particularly at the higher end. Post-lockdown guidelines are not exhaustive. Bill Lumley looks at some of the creative approaches to the dining challenge made by luxury hotels and B&Bs. […]
In response to the coronavirus pandemic, hotel brands around the world are announcing new cleaning programmes to reassure guests, ahead of the hospitality industry reawakening. To support this movement, Vision Support Services presents their More […]
Copyright Luxury BnB Magazine 2022